Walk the UNESCO old town's marble lanes before the tour groups arrive, tracing Romanesque-Gothic layers with someone who grew up here. This is the real Trogir, not the postcard.
What to expect
You'll start at the Cathedral of St Lawrence, where the guide explains the famous Radovan portal and the odd mix of saints and centaurs carved into it. From there you wind through narrow residential alleys hung with laundry, past Kamerlengo Fortress, ending at the waterfront Riva. Expect stories about Trogir's Venetian and Hungarian rulers, not just dates.
Good to know
Book the early-morning slot if your ship arrives before midday to beat cruise-excursion buses from Split; tours run about 1.5 hours, leaving time for coffee after.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Trogir — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.